Sentence examples for arise imaginary from inspiring English sources

Only if symbols are construed to mean what they are not intended to mean can there arise imaginary, insoluble conflicts (Dobzhansky 1973a).

The name imaginary arises because squares of real numbers are always positive.

The stringent constraint on overall stability margins is an adverse effect of negative R eq. Case 1.2: If k damp = k damp_c > 0 while f r < f s/6, k damp_c > 0 is satisfied and a pair of open-loop poles arises on the imaginary axis of s-plane.

Anthony Weiner's digital dispatches of photographs are in another category altogether — it's a pursuit that wouldn't even have been possible, in any similar form, a few years ago, because it depends both on the technology of the Internet and, even more, on the imaginary connections that arise via Twitter or other social media.

We explain why the resonance phenomena do not necessarily arise from the presence of imaginary eigenvalues at rest, but rather they emerge from the interplay of the intrinsic and input time scales.

But now I know I have the power to arise, expand and unscrunch, and to banish that imaginary lion from my cubicle.

Problems arise at her boarding school when she creates an imaginary father, and her friends demand to meet him.

From the trivial solution ((mathbf {x}= boldsymbol {0})) we expect solutions to arise when the eigenvalues of (-mathbf {I}+ g mathbf {H}/sqrt{N}) cross the imaginary axis.

Arise, arise, arise!

Problems arise.

Ambiguities arise.